Bathroom - Cleaning Supplies - Drill Brush Power Scrubber Pads - Shower Cleaner - Bathtub - Bath Mat

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I have been searching for something to help me clean my floor tiles. I used my Wagner steamer, but it was a two person job and the dirty water was staining my grout further. I saw this scrubber on Instagram and thought, “why not?” I pair the scrubbed with my DoTerra OnGuard cleaner and it is perfect. You do need to wipe the tile down after or the cleaner leaves a film. As you see from the pics my tiles look great and it is noticeable. The downside is that it is a hands-and-knees job. I wish I had a drill-like tool that I could use standing. The pink pads do a better job on the tiles as does the flat nylon drill brush. They rinse easily too. We are going to purchase the grill drill brushes too and save even more money by not having to pay someone else. Read more

I like the brushes better than the scrub pads. I used the red scrub pad on my fiberglass tub, which is encrusted with stone deposits from my well water. CLR won't touch it, vinegar and other household acids won't touch it, strong bases won't touch it. I get not only the brown ring in the toilet but also the brown streaks running down from the rim where the water comes into the toilet bowl. In the toilet the only thing that gets the brown stuff out is a pumice stone and a half hour of ear-splitting screeching applying said stone. That's just to acquaint you with the type of gunk I'm working with. When I put the red scrub pad on the drill and tried it with a non-abrasive cleaner, of course it did nothing to the stone deposits. I rather expected that. So I rinsed it all off and grabbed the Bar Keeper's Friend and started using the scrubby pad with that. It worked admirably, but it didn't take long before the cleanser was stained pink and little bits started coming off the pad. The pink didn't stain the tub, but I wasn't pleased with the color bleeding out considering that the drillbrush site talks about how they use a particular material so it won't bleed color out. I like the fact that the scrubby pad is attached to a *white* plastic disc rather than the black ones used on the scrub brushes. The brushes left marks on the fiberglass when I got too near the corners, and then I had to scrub off the black marks. Didn't have that issue with the scrub pads and the white disc. I bought the red/white disc set because the web site said they're non-scratch. I'm sure my use of the abrasive cleaner kinda negates that, but if that's what it takes to get rid of the stone deposits, I might at some point buy the more aggressive pads or brushes. Read more

I purchased the Drill Brush sample brush kit and fell in love with this product! I use it to scrub my humongous tiled shower--a chore that I dreaded--all that tile, all that grout, sigh. The drill brush attachments made it such a breeze that I ended up cleaning the entire shower in the time it took to clean a single wall by hand. I was so tickled that I bought another set of light-duty tile cleaning brushes and a set of pads. The only thing that was a problem was that my husband's 20-year old rechargeable drill would not hold a charge long enough for me to do any cleaning when I first tried my new drill brush attachments, so he bought a new rechargeable drill that lasts and lasts. Now he is happy and so am I. Read more

MY BATHROOM SHOWERS DOORS HAD THIS UGLY WATER STAINS THAT I TRY ALMOST EVERYTHING TO TAKE IT OFF BUT NOTHING WORK I BUY THIS " Drill Brush Power Scrubber Pads " AND I WENT TO MY TOOL SUPPLY STORE TO GET A "cordless screwdriver" COST ME $20.00 AND SOME SPRAY FOAM CLEANER AND BOOM THE MIRACLE WAS DONE THEY LOOK LIKE BRAND NEW I WILL RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT, THE PADS ARE THICK, STRONG AND DO THE JOB THE ATTACHMENT FOR THE SCREWDRIVER SOLID AND HOLD THE PADS, I USE THE WHITE ONE FOR THE GLASS AND MY WIFE USE THE RED FOR THE STOVE REALLY GOOD, I'M LEAVING SOME PICTURES TO SHOW YOU HOW GOOD THEY ARE YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE ON THE GLASS. Read more

Overall these are the bets pads I have found for getting build up off my glass shower doors.. That being said.. they did scratch the glass. I had real good results scrubbing with them by hand.. but once I got used them in my drill I had issues.. I used the white pad because it was the least abrasive. I will not completely blame the product.. I may have run them at RPM's too high and I definitely was not always able to keep them flush to the glass causing extra pressure to be applied to one edge.. Beware when you use them with a drill.. they will scratch if you are not extra careful but using them by hand I was super happy with them. Read more